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t Cats, in advance of formally announcing their own Presidential ambitions. So why not is there outrage or at least concern? Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: The NCAA The NCAA doesn't pay athletes because they consider them amateurs. The NCAA considers them amateurs because they don't get paid. Infirm i

wer and fewer alternatives. Fortunately, there are laws against this. Unfortunately, the laws are way too vague and not well-enforced. For example, FedEx calls its drivers independent contractors. Yet FedEx requires them to pay for the FedEx-branded trucks they drive, as well as the FedEx uniforms the

looks at whether a company "controls" how a job is done along with a variety of other criteria to determine the real employment relationship -- the FedEx drivers were indeed employees, not independent contractors. Does that mean Uber drivers in California are also "employees"? That case is being consi

unscheduled trip to Walter Reed. "That man works from 6 a.m. until, you know, very, very late at night. He's doing just fine." VIDEOS OF THE DAY: John Oliver looked at the census for the season finale of his HBO show: "Saturday Night Live" added some "pizzazz" to the first impeachment hearings: Trevor

eaway for the rich than analysts feared while exploding the national debt. A damning story on the front of Sunday's New York Times highlighted how FedEx—which spent $10 million on lobbying that year, mostly on tax policy — went from owing $1.5 billion in taxes to nothing the following year. But the

ip to Walter Reed. "That man works from 6 a.m. until, you know, very, very late at night. He's doing just fine." EFTA00046190 VIDEOS OF THE DAY: John Oliver looked at the census for the season finale of his HBO show: "Saturday Night Live" added some "pizzazz" to the first impeachment hearings: Trevor No

veaway for the rich than analysts feared while exploding the national debt. A damning story on the front of Sunday's New York Times highlighted how FedEx — which spent $10 million on lobbying that year, mostly on tax policy — went from owing $1.5 billion in taxes to nothing the following year. But the